Ang Iglesia ni Cristo

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'Ang Iglesia ni Cristo'
Genre	Religious
Starring	Bro. Artemio Francisco, Jr. Bro. Jomar Dueñas Bro. Leonardo Pidlaoan, Jr. Bro. Jose Gil Manalansan Bro. Arnel A. Tumanan Bro. Alfred Alexis Lorido Bro. Levi M. Castro Bro. Israel Solano Bro. Rommell Topacio
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Tagalog
No. of episodes	n/a
Production
Production locations	INC TV Studios, Quezon City, Philippines
Camera setup	multicamera setup
Running time	30 minutes
Production company	Christian Era Broadcasting Service International
Release
Original network	MBS/PTV and IBC (1983–1990) RPN (1983–1990) City 2 Television/BBC-2 (1983–1986) ABS-CBN (1990–2003) Net 25 (2000–present) GEM TV/INC TV (2005–2012; 2012–present)
Picture format	1080i (HDTV)
Original release	February 13, 1983 (1983-02-13) – present
Chronology
Related shows	The Message, Ang Tamang Daan, Pasugo: Ang tinig ng Iglesia ni Cristo

Ang Iglesia ni Cristo (transl. The Church of Christ) is the first religious television program produced by the international Christian religious organization Iglesia ni Cristo (through the Christian Era Broadcasting Service International) and its currently broadcast by INC TV (DZCE-TV) and Net 25. The program premiered on February 13, 1983 on MBS (now known as PTV 4) RPN 9 and IBC 13,^[1] along with City 2 Television (reverted to BBC-2) from the same year until 1986 when BBC-2 was signed off after EDSA Revolution. One of its first panelists of the program was Bro. Eduardo V. Manalo which he's now a current executive minister of the church. It later aired on ABS-CBN in 1990. When Net 25 was launched, most of its INC programs (including "Iglesia ni Cristo") began to air on the said network.^[1]

Ang Iglesia ni Cristo was also aired when Iglesia ni Cristo (through its religious broadcast arm, Christian Era Broadcasting Service) established its own TV network, GEM TV in 2005 and it later replaced by INC TV in October 2012.^[1][2]

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